A webhook event is sent when an entity in our system changes state. Webhook events contain metadata about the change (entity ID, event type, event ID) but do not include the actual entity data.

To get the current state of the entity that triggered the webhook, you must fetch it from the corresponding GET endpoint using the entityId. We send webhooks asynchronously, so by fetching the entity data separately, you always have the most up-to-date information from a single source of truth.